Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-12

a E Denison and family have return
ed from their trip TO Boston and Provi-
dence.
DR. GatcheH, who rented tenement at
the Center last week, has written that he
i not going 10 move here.
Bertha Leonard was recently married
to Dennis Wallace Of Littleton. n H
May happiness attend them.
Browning :tOn Cente.
Very appropriate and touching resolu-
lions were passed in honor of the memo
~ Of Sarah Seavey. lately deceased, by
members of the temperance society of
Bloomington Center, which were sent Us
for publication. We regret that in the
crowded state of our columns. we are
obliged TO omit some of these things at
present.-EDToR-l
East Charleston.
Bert Fellows and Luna Stevens are
married and go to CaDada to reside.
Mrs. Calvin DunUon is dangerously,
probably, fatally Ill.
Mort Buck has returned to New York
He Is in the ice business.
Mrs. Piper teaches in the Allyn, not
the Blake district, a. reported last weak.
Mrs. Stokes who went to Mass. some
time ago on account of Ill health, ran
down and died, and her remains were
brought here for burial last Friday, and
the funeral was neld Sunday
A man by the name of Carr broke his
leg last Friday, and took a team and
drove to Island Pond TO have the bone
set, but not finding a surgeon, returned
here and waited till the doctor came in
the evening when it was put in splints
and he drove home. Pretty plucky.
West Charleston
George Worthen is home from Wash
ington Territory.
Herbert Anard is quite sick; Mrs.
/ Pratt i no better
There Will be a Christmas concert at
the Cong. church, sunday eve, Dec 25th-
Robert and Joseph Parker are going to
numbering in westmore for John Sweeney
4 VIII Robinson has opened his furniture
shop, and is prepared to wait on custom
ers- We wish him good success.
States Attorney Alferd has been in
town twice during the last two weeks
looking after rummies and rumselers-
I Two arrests have been made.
Mr.. King. agent for the MONITOR, viii
be at the post-ofiice here on Thursday af-
ternoon and evening TO do business for
this paper. This viii be his last visit for
the year
Coventry
The Band Of Hope cleared SIS by the
! entertainment.
Geo. Collins has moved TO the Drown
house. James LABEL TO a tenement in
the house occupied by Geo. Dean.
Dir. King viii be at the post-ofice at E.
Coventry. Thursday forenoon, Dee Is
Rslew your subscription, and get your
club papers
JP. wheeIOck had 500 pound hog
which cleared the butcher by dying a nat
ural death. Pity he could not have beer
sent 70 Boston TO be converted into --purt
leaf lard or oleomargarine-
Ora f-t,.,t-~
A. NJ. Hartman has a singing school a
East Hill.
Clark Allen Is boring for water witt
only moderate success.
Allen Daniels killed pig eight month
old that weighed 3s4 pounds.
Carlton UdaH who has been a grea
, sufferer long time is recovering.
Milo Wslcott. who has been suferin;
from brights disease, has employed DIT
Campbell o. Albany. and is better.
] The Good Tempiaas appear TO be pros
: pering. new members being added eac
+ meeting
Eliza Root teaches in the Weber di:
district. The village school commence
: next Monday
: Snow rollers are al the rage here, 81
: are being built in the Merrill shop thre
: for Craftsbury and three for Greensboro
Henry Stevens has stocked up heavil
with Christmas goods. and invites II
people 10 see them. See his advertis
% ment-
"a CIV Goodrich has moved into EdwaI
S,mond-s house on the hill; Mr. Ran
moves into Geo. Howard's house, and NJ
Crftchett into Mrs Martins house
The Earnest Workers VIII hold a ia
: A. Academy hall the 2lst. A variety
!, articles suitable for old and young win
offered for sale oysters viii be serve
It Mis- Jessie Cham5erIin has finish
her school in the withers district to Z
- satisfaction Of the parents and scholar
Miss Mamie Crane has been success
/. mi teacher in district No II and i
teach a winter school in Glover
he DERBY
! Major Grout mss Ee1urned from his Il
er West
in The family of the late Edwin Bates
- .,-n..d - New York City soon after
az burial of Mr. Bates
Mrs. Ralph KeIsea recently len
fractured hip boae, The doctors Ia
Ter che accident imperiIs her tits. 60
L p JENNIE butehered sprans Pe
.nd cee,lg which weighed 800 pounds
farmers might we'll get a ie" p0A"s'
". /. p. on pork-niakiBs-
,rt- Mr.. King. agent for the M''eif','s' )
he Al ths. Line IN the forenoon - ~ !
Of - IN the afternoon and at West D t.i
nee The evening Of next SATURDAY. r,n T
your paper business for The year. u - !
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